The History of the Rebellion and Civil Wars in England, Volum 6The University Press, 1839 |
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... appeared to be very numerous , and the expectation of an attempt from Scotland , and the importunity and clamour from Ireland , for supplies of men and money against the Irish , who grew powerful , raised the courage of all discontented ...
... appeared to be very numerous , and the expectation of an attempt from Scotland , and the importunity and clamour from Ireland , for supplies of men and money against the Irish , who grew powerful , raised the courage of all discontented ...
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... appeared most con- cerned for the king , and to set him at liberty from his imprisonment , ( which was all they pretended , ) were the earl of Lanrick , brother to duke Hamil- ton , and then restored to his office of secretary of ...
... appeared most con- cerned for the king , and to set him at liberty from his imprisonment , ( which was all they pretended , ) were the earl of Lanrick , brother to duke Hamil- ton , and then restored to his office of secretary of ...
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... appearance yet of raising an army , " which would be as soon finished as begun , by the method they were accustomed to use , that they would write very earnestly to their friends " in England to begin , as soon as might be , to ...
... appearance yet of raising an army , " which would be as soon finished as begun , by the method they were accustomed to use , that they would write very earnestly to their friends " in England to begin , as soon as might be , to ...
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... appearance of the country at the place appointed , where Mr. L'Estrange appeared with Mr. Hales , and those persons which had been used to their company . Mr. L'Estrange spoke to them in a style very much his own ; and being not very ...
... appearance of the country at the place appointed , where Mr. L'Estrange appeared with Mr. Hales , and those persons which had been used to their company . Mr. L'Estrange spoke to them in a style very much his own ; and being not very ...
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... appearance was greater than the former ; and with the same cou- rage , many coming armed both horse and foot , and shewing a marvellous alacrity to the engage- ment . Their general then gave out his commis- sions for several regiments ...
... appearance was greater than the former ; and with the same cou- rage , many coming armed both horse and foot , and shewing a marvellous alacrity to the engage- ment . Their general then gave out his commis- sions for several regiments ...
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